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2016 AUS-X Open: Results

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The largest action sports competition in the southern hemisphere – the AUS-X Open – has concluded for 2016, and Australian hero, Chad Reed, lit the candles on both nights as he took home back-to-back SX1 Main Event wins at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on November 12-13. 

Reed defeated four-time AMA Supercross Champion, Ryan Villopoto; the eventual 2016 SX1 Australian Supercross Champion, Justin Brayton (who was crowned on Saturday night); 250SX West Coast AMA Supercross Champion, Cooper Webb; American stars such as Wil Hahn and Kyle Peters; and Australia’s fastest motocross and supercross racers en route to victory. 

“It feels awesome to win the two nights here at the AUS-X Open,” said Reed. “I felt good all weekend, and having the crowd on my side as much as they were was absolutely awesome. I love this event, and I’m all for coming down to Australia, so hopefully we can get back here next year.”

Penrite Honda’s Gavin Faith won the SX2 Main Events on Saturday and Sunday, however it was Serco Yamaha’s Jackson Richardson who secured the 2016 title following a last-lap bike malfunction (which resulted in a DNF) from DPH Motorsports Yamaha’s Hayden Mellross who was trailing Faith in second, comfortably poised to lock up the championship.

In the Monster Energy FMX Best Trick competition, Australia’s Clinton Moore took home $20,000 on Saturday, while Frenchman Tom Pagés walked away with the big bucks on Sunday.

Click here to watch the official highlights from the event, and for more information, visit: www.ausxopen.com

Saturday SX1 Results

1. Chad Reed
2. Justin Brayton
3. Jay Marmont
4. Cooper Webb
5. Kade Mosig
6. Ryan Villopoto
7. Dan Reardon
8. Dean Ferris
9. Todd Waters
10. Wil Hahn

Saturday SX2 Results

1. Gavin Faith
2. Jackson Richardson
3. Hayden Mellross
4. Nathan Crawford
5. Wilson Todd
6. Aaron Tanti
7. Joel Wightman
8. Kale Makeham
9. Dylan Wills
10. Jesse Madden

Saturday FMX Best Trick

1. Clinton Moore ($20,000)
2. Jackson Strong ($15,000)
3. Levi Sherwood ($10,000)

Sunday SX1 Results

1. Chad Reed
2. Cooper Webb
3. Justin Brayton
4. Ryan Villopoto
5. Dean Ferris
6. Kyle Peters
7. Wil Hahn
8. Daniel Reardon
9. Chris Alldredge
10. Adam Enticknap

Sunday SX2 Results

1. Gavin Faith
2. Jackson Richardson
3. Kyle Webster
4. Josh Cachia
5. Jordan Hill
6. Joel Wightman
7. Geran Stapleton
8. Wilson Todd
9. Tomas Ravenhorst
10. Keiron Hall

Sunday FMX Best Trick

1. Tom Pagès ($20,000)
2. Clinton Moore ($15,000)
3. Levi Sherwood ($10,000)

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